Evinrude unveils new E-TEC outboards
August 5, 2014
When the major engine manufacturers began pumping out 4-stroke outboards more than a decade ago, venerable 2-stroke technology seemed to be riding into the sunset.
When the major engine manufacturers began pumping out 4-stroke outboards more than a decade ago, venerable 2-stroke technology seemed to be riding into the sunset.
Touting torque and power-to-weight ratio, Bombardier Recreational Products has introduced a 135-hp, high-output 2-stroke — the Evinrude E-TEC 135 H.O. — that will be available
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